Panic Attack Leads to Hospital On Way to Golfer's First Victory by Karen Crouse and Bill Pennington. November 12, 2012.
This remarkable story of how golfer Charlie Beljan played through a panic attack, hospitalization, extreme fatigue, and fear to win his first PGA Tournament. In an understatment, Dr. Jeffrey Lieberman, chief of psychiatry at New York Presbyterian/Columbia hospital said "it's impressive that he had the cognitive wherewithal to manage his emotions and play winning golf." His win allowed him to avoid requalifying for the Tour.
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